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Welcome to our clinic bookings page. If you’re new to the clinic, we invite you to scroll down to schedule a 90-minute initial assessment (learn more about it here) and get started with your care. If you have any questions or would like to speak with Dr. Holly Milling before booking, you can arrange a complimentary telephone call below.

For clients who have completed their assessment and have a treatment plan, follow-up sessions are available to book below. You’ll find all of these options listed below.

As a practice, we prioritise rest and sustainable ways of working to ensure we can continue providing thoughtful, effective support to our clients. To support this, we run a reduced clinic schedule during July and August, with fewer appointments available. If you’re currently in treatment, we recommend booking sessions in advance to ensure continuity over the summer. Our full schedule will resume in September 2025.

*If you are looking for Dr. Milling's specialist ADHD practice, you can find out more and book your ADHD diagnostic assessment here.*

You can also get in touch via the contact form or email:


hello@thesleeppractice.com

 
 
 

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